Mentallion: free online therapie for the mind
A new website offers streaming sound beats and music mixed with sound beats, which influence our brainwaves, state of mind, and health, has been launched at http://www.mentallion.com. The site uses a scientific technique named, Binaural beats, based on the principles of brainwave entrainment, which is capable of changing ones brainwaves.
Scientists have found out that when playing two sound tones, at frequencies slightly different, to each ear, the brain processes the sounds and produces a third sound called binaural beats. Our brainwaves then tend to move toward the new recalculated frequency, and synchronize with it. Different brainwaves related with different mental states. Therefore, By using Binaural beats scientists can help to recover from several mental afflictions.
If someone for instance is anxious or stressed, she can choose the "Anxiety relief or "Stress relief" session, and in a matter of minutes, she becomes calm and relieved. Another example would be the "IQ increase session", which is suitable for people who want to improve their brain functions for better studying and deduction abilities.
In order to use the site sessions, visitors are recommended to sit or lay flat in a comfortable place, wear high quality headphones, and click the desired session, from the available sessions list. This should will immediately start playing.
"At the moment we heard about this technique, we were fascinated", said the Mentallion team, founders of http://www.mentallion.com. "For every mental affliction, there is an appropriate brainwaves frequency, which we can simulate, and recover the brain from that affliction. Therefore, we decided it requires an appropriate website, dedicated to the matter. I think this is an amazing way to help people and to improve their quality of life".
Currently there are over 300 sessions available for streaming, which covers a variety of afflictions to relieve and skills to enhance. The different sessions address workers, artists, writes, students, night shift workers and more. "What really motivates us is the feedback we receive from people all over the world, thanking us.“, summarized them.
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